A truly meaningful film. It portrays a naked and raw mirror of Italian society in that specific historical period. Best performance in Paola Cortellesi's career who portrays a strong and determined woman who in her own way tries in a resilient way to carve out her own space. Excellent performance also for Valerio Mastrandrea who portrays a harsh and violent husband. Film that I hope will be shown in all schools. Probably some dialogues could have been handled better as well as the episode of the American military policeman. Overall in Italian cinema it remains a unique work of its kind that I appreciated very much.
Review of There's Still Tomorrow
